Delta Lloyd big winner at slightly lower Damrak – Financieele Dagblad

It seems that the price of oil again throw a spanner in the works. In both the United States and in Asia, stock prices slid away. The European stock markets were slightly lower start. The AEX AEX 409.77 – 1.36% – 5.66 state after five minutes trading, a loss of one percent.

Oil

After the rebound from last week, oil prices fell again. Meanwhile, scores a barrel of Brent crude had under $ 33 after Saudi Arabia know that it does not intend to attend the tap to turn off.

the oil price decline was a direct result of oil and commodity related funds from New York to Tokyo, Sydney and Amsterdam. On the Damrak are oil company Shell Royal Dutch Shell A Shs 19.52 – 3.39% – 0.69 and steelmaker ArcelorMittal ArcelorMittal 3.18 – 3.67% – 0.12 at the bottom of the list head funds

Delta Lloyd.

Investors in Amsterdam have to process a stream of company news Wednesday, including at Delta Lloyd. The insurer receives Wednesday hands together after it announced that it wants to get € 650 mln to shareholders through a rights issue. That is considerably less than the € 1 billion, which investors hitherto kept taking them.

Delta Lloyd Delta Lloyd group 5.37 + 5.83% 0.30 + is biggest riser in the AEX, which has predominantly decliners. The share of the insurer wins over 6%, which is associated with Wolters Kluwer to head.

Wolters Kluwer

Wolters Kluwer Wolters Kluwer NV 33.30 + 6.41% 2.01 + , which supplies information to lawyers, tax consultants and healthcare professionals, made year results. So Wolters Kluwer achieved last year increased sales by 3% (excluding the impact of the dollar) and an increase in earnings per share 5%

In the period 2016 to 2018 will Wolters Kluwer € 600 million repurchase its own shares. It allows the profits of the past year, a dividend of € 0.75 per share, an increase of 6% compared to a year earlier.

ASMI

The Midcap Midcap 630 , 47 – 1.15% – 7.35 provides as the main index about one percent. ASM International (ASMI) ASM International 37.99 + 2.62% + 0.97 , supplier to the semiconductor industry, is leading. The company made a turnover of € 145 million available about the fourth quarter. That was on top of the earlier forecast. For the first quarter of 2016 ASMI expects a turnover of € 135 million to € 145 million.

Partly because of the healthy cash position “ASMI proposes a dividend to

shareholders to increase to 70 cents. In 2014 a dividend of 60 cents per share was paid.

Flow Traders

Even Flow Traders Flow Traders 39.90 – 10.84% ​​ – 4.85 made known figures. The market maker who made the walk to the Damrak in July, its sales and earnings in the fourth quarter – as expected – see decline. Compared to the third quarter, trading income by € 65 million, 30% lower than the previous quarter.

Across 2015 trading profit came in at € 305 million, an increase of 76% compared to 2014. the share is the most dramatically in the Midcap. Flow Traders decreases by more than 10%.

Refresco

Refresco Gerber Refresco Gerber BV 15.30 + 1.97% 0.30 + , known for the children’s lemonade Wicky will take over a German bottler of PepsiCo. It concerns the bottling plant of the US soft drink giant in Hamburg, where outside Pepsi also include Punica and Lipton bottled. The acquisition also provides a ten-year supply agreement with PepsiCo and fits in the acquisition strategy of Refresco.

VIX

That tensions are back in the market, the VIX shows. Dramatic start of the year this index, which measures the volatilliteit on US stock exchanges, rushed to 28 points, but was there last week reached a turning point. Six days in a row had dropped the VIX and the rest seemed to have returned.

But that decline Tuesday ended. The index, considered “panic meter” for the exchanges, jumped up and came back above the 20 points of 8%.

“it really takes some time before the market really going to run,” summed up as a strategist sentiment together against Bloomberg. “It’s just still very pessimistic. Most investors dare yet to take any risks. There is a catalyst, such a stabilization in oil prices, clarity about what the Fed will do and more clarity about the Chinese currency and economic data

Financial markets

the fall in oil prices resulted, in combination with a disappointing consumer confidence in the US and a rebound in the yen exchange rate losses for worldwide

So fell the US S & amp;. P500, checkpoint for equity, 1.3% Tuesday. The broad-based MSCI Asia Pacific Index lost more than 1%.

Meanwhile, interest rates fall in most European ten-year loans, including the German Bund something back. The British pound, which has suffered from the debate on a brexit, is now below $ 1.40 against dollar. The euro also lost Wednesday fraction on the dollar. A euro is 0.3% lower at $ 1.098.